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Manitobans Select Loon Design for New Specialty Licence Plate

A public survey in Manitoba has determined that a loon design will feature on a new specialty licence plate. This plate is intended to pay tribute to the province's parks. The decision reflects the interests of Manitobans in showcasing a symbol significant to their natural heritage.

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In Manitoba, a recent public survey conducted to select a design for a new specialty licence plate has concluded with the loon being chosen as the winning motif. The licence plate is meant to honour the province’s parks, acknowledging their importance to the community and natural environment. By selecting the loon, participants have opted for a design that holds cultural and ecological significance, as the loon is a well-known symbol in Manitoba's wilderness. The new specialty plate aims to promote awareness and appreciation of the province's natural beauty and recreational areas. The initiative aligns with broader efforts to support and celebrate local wildlife and landmarks within Manitoba.

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For the birds: Manitobans pick loon to grace specialty licence plate
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